"No. I mean... no, I can do it. There's probably a bunch of people I should tell, but I can't think of any of them right now," she admitted, finally looking over at Harry. It wasn't like Marshall was dead or anything, but unless he showed up again, she wasn't going to see him unless she went home. And if she went home, that meant she wouldn't see Harry anymore. Or Effy or Jeff or any of the people here.
But Lionel was dead. And she'd been trying so hard not to think about that, but here it was, another disappearance and it was hard not to remember that Lionel was gone, too. Except he was really gone. For good.
"I keep thinking it's stupid to be so upset," she said. "He just went home. He's not dead and I'm there, too, so... it's fine, right?"
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Date: 2012-03-13 08:24 pm (UTC)But Lionel was dead. And she'd been trying so hard not to think about that, but here it was, another disappearance and it was hard not to remember that Lionel was gone, too. Except he was really gone. For good.
"I keep thinking it's stupid to be so upset," she said. "He just went home. He's not dead and I'm there, too, so... it's fine, right?"